Prince Charles greets shoppers in Japan during Royal Tour

The Prince of Wales continued his whirlwind Royal Tour of Japan on Wednesday.

Prince Charles greeted shoppers during a stop into Fortnum & Masons, located inside Tokyo's Mitsukoshi Department Store.

The Royal was being given a tour of the British brand's cafe, which sells food and drinks from a range of UK brands, including Prince Charles's Highgrove estate.

During the visit, the 70-year-old happily stopped to chat with locals and shake hands with customers in the store much to their delight.

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Earlier in the day, the Prince of Wales met with members of the Welsh Rugby World Cup team, who are playing in the tournament's upcoming semi-final.

The rugged rugby players gifted the Prince his very own Wales team jersey and Charles was seen laughing during the meet and greet at the training ground.

The Prince of Wales has had a very busy schedule on second and final day of the short Royal Tour.

Prince Charles also met with the Japanese Minister for Defence, Taro Kono, on the British vessel, HMS Enterprise at Harumi Pier.

And also conducted a meeting there with a group focusing on challenges of plastics in the ocean and climate change.

The Prince also visited the Zōjōji Temple, where he was greeted at the Black Gate (Kuromon) by Yagi-daika, the Head Monk of Zōjōji.

There, Prince Charles learned about the temple's history before visiting the Buddhist Scripture Storage Hall (Kyozo) inside the 14th century structure.

The full day continues with the Royal attending not one but two evening events - A reception at The British Ambassador's Residence followed by the Prime Minister's Return Banquet.

It follows a day of ceremonies and festivities in Tokyo on Tuesday for the new Emperor's enthronement at the Imperial Palace, which Prince Charles attended.